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Wet and Wild 1 (1993)

Amanda Madison (Christine Cavalier) hosts our compilation tape consisting of our sexiest scenes. If you like bra-less, shots, then this is the tape for you! Many of your favorites are included: Launa Kane, Michelle Caporaletti, Clancey McCauley, Lisa Mazzeo, Lonna Cottrell, Dawn Lewis, Cristie Clark, and, of course, Amanda herself. In fact, at the end of the tape, Amanda steps into the shower dressed in a blouse, skirt, a garter belt and stockings, and gets completely drenched. This is the one you want if you like ’em “wet and sexy”!
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Amanda Madison (Christine Cavalier) hosts our compilation tape consisting of our sexiest scenes. If you like bra-less, shots, then this is the tape for you! Many of your favorites are included: Launa Kane, Michelle Caporaletti, Clancey McCauley, Lisa Mazzeo, Lonna Cottrell, Dawn Lewis, Cristie Clark, and, of course, Amanda herself. In fact, at the end of the tape, Amanda steps into the shower dressed in a blouse, skirt, a garter belt and stockings, and gets completely drenched. This is the one you want if you like ’em “wet and sexy”!

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Gary Whitson
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In Theaters:1/1/1993
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:W.A.V.E. Productions

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